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Business & Commercial Aviation News From April 1967

In April 1967, BCA covered new aircraft, including the Beech Duke and Aerostar 320, and new equipment as well as 1966 general aviation aircraft and business jet deliveries.
“From the standpoint of growth, business aviation for 1967 finds itself following in the wake of a phenomenal 1966 that saw some 15,700 general aviation airplanes delivered.” – ...

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I flew an "A60" model Duke for many years...it's still my favorite twin to just gaze at...always stable in weather approaches...it's a balancing act to keep those big engines cool...on descent you rarely touched the throttles but just "dirtied up" the airframe to slow down a bit...the Duke would climb to it's certified altitude if you were patient...and once up there it would gather up decent speed for a avgas twin...I switched to a variety of KingAirs after the Duke...but I still get excited when I spot a Duke on the tarmac...a timeless design